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Commonwealth Associates, Inc. in Kentucky seeks a Protection and Control Engineer to lead design efforts for medium- to high-voltage substations and to provide technical guidance on projects.
You will develop, validate, and present complex outputs while ensuring schedule and budget adherence. A Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering is required; FE/EIT/PE licensure is preferred, with 4+ years of P&C experience.
Commonwealth is an ENR Top 500 engineering and consulting firm that specializes in delivering innovative design and planning solutions in the fields of power generation, substations, transmission & distribution, renewable energy integration, environmental permitting, and right-of-way services. With 35 years of industry experience, we are an EC&M Top 20 Electrical Design Firm that delivers exceptional services across the US.
We believe in creating a well-balanced work environment that inspires connectivity, creativity, and innovation. We are committed to creating an inclusive workplace where all employees feel respected, valued, and empowered. We have a persistent vision to influence the secure energy future through diverse, innovative, and sustainable solutions with our partners.
The Engineer will work in Protection and Control design. Performs all aspects of conventional design engineering and analysis, and is familiar with a variety of engineering concepts, practices, and procedures. This role may act as a technical specialist or expand knowledge in other disciplines and/or functional areas. This role provides technical guidance on projects, and is also responsible for developing, validating, and presenting technical output.
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Bachelors or better in Engineering.
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